What students actually build.
Programmes delivered in international schools across 32 countries. Here is what students say about them.
Real students, Mission Mars
Mission Mars"This was such a cool experience! I liked the rocket launch simulation the most. It felt so real and exciting. I learned so much about space engineering, and now I’m actually thinking about studying astronomy in the future."
Ton, 13
Mission Mars · NSTDA, Bangkok
Mission Mars"I never thought learning could be this exciting! In Mission Mars we became the first settlers and had to solve real problems astronauts will face one day, like how to produce food with almost no water or how to protect ourselves from radiation."
Edward, 11
Mission Mars · BCIS, Phuket
Mission Mars"Mission Mars was epic! We had to figure out everything humans need to survive on another planet: air, food, shelter, energy… and then actually build and test our ideas with the team."
James, 12
Mission Mars · Sunway International School, Kuala Lumpur
Real students, The CubeSat Challenge
CubeSat Challenge"The absolute best part of the whole CubeSat Challenge was getting to meet and work with a real astronaut. He told us stories about living on the Space Shuttle, showed us how astronauts train and helped us with our project."
Nattapon, 15
CubeSat · Ruamrudee International School, Bangkok
CubeSat Challenge"I still can’t believe I got to touch and help build my very own satellite. Wearing the full cleanroom suit, gloves, and hairnet made me feel like a real NASA engineer."
Freyue, 13
CubeSat · Sunway International School, Kuala Lumpur
CubeSat Challenge"Building a satellite sounds hard, but doing it with my team made it the most fun I’ve ever had learning. We all had different jobs, some of us coded the software, some soldered the boards, some designed the structure, and some wrote the mission plan."
Lui, 14
CubeSat · KAS Taiwan
Real students, Earth 2.0
Earth 2.0"This is already my third camp with SkillUp Education! These camps have given me so much experience and confidence. I used to be really shy about speaking in front of people, but now I can present ideas clearly and even lead group discussions. I’m really grateful for every camp I’ve joined!"
Primus, 14
Earth 2.0 · SkillUp Camp
Earth 2.0"Before coming to this camp, I didn’t know a single person, but within a few hours I already had a whole team of new friends! I learned so much about space exploration and how to explain difficult ideas in English."
Pachate, 13
Earth 2.0 · SkillUp Camp
Earth 2.0"I made friends on the first day, and we worked together on our Mission Mars project every single day. I learned how to research, design sustainable systems, and present in front of everyone. The mentors were really kind and helped me improve my English a lot."
Champ, 12
Mission Mars · SkillUp Camp
Recent programmes have been delivered at
- Ruamrudee International School (Thailand)
- Sunway International School (Malaysia)
- BCIS (Thailand)
- KAS (Taiwan)
- NSTDA (Thailand)
- KAUST (Saudi Arabia)
- SEAMEO (ASEAN)
- Edify World (Cambodia)
- Intrepid Air and Space Museum (NY, USA)
- Teesside University (UK)
A Glimpse Into the Experience
From mission launches to hands-on innovation, see what happens when students step into a SkillUp programme. Where possible, we can even run a live launch at your school.
Guiding Every Student's Portfolio Journey
We do not just run programmes, we help your students build a body of work. Each experience is designed to produce documented, verified evidence of growth that sets them apart in university admissions and beyond.
Real Projects, Not Worksheets
Every programme culminates in a tangible artefact, a built satellite, a trained AI model, a sustainability action plan, that becomes a genuine portfolio piece your students can show universities and employers.
Documented Presentations
Students defend their work in design reviews and pitch sessions. We capture these moments as recorded presentations and written briefs that document both the outcome and the thinking behind it.
NASA-Assigned Certificates
Across our STEM and space programmes, learners earn NASA-assigned certificates that recognise mission completion — credentials that add real weight to university and career applications.
Mentor Endorsements
Standout contributions are endorsed by the experts who mentored them, NASA astronauts, leadership architects, and industry practitioners whose recommendation carries real authority.